Re: [PATCH] config: use GIT_CONFIG in git config sequence
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Matt Rogers <mattr94@gmail.com>
- Date
- Apr 26, 2020, 13:30 UTC
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> Given the extra config environment settings, could/should the > --show-scope (or complementary option) also show/clarify these > environment variable settings?
I'm lukewarm either way on this one, I think it would be pretty trivial to write something that did this, so that only leaves the question of 'should' we do this, which I don't really have any particularly strong feelings about. What would this even ultimately look like? perhaps something like this for a command of `git config --show-scope`:
system var=option (currently ignored due to GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM)
Which kind of begs the question of how many people set that variable and then forget that they set it? Although I can totally see why it would be nice to have some kind of config flag that's a big "Just show me everything that's going on option" which considering these variables would probably be a little bit more than the current next-best of `git config --list --show-scope --show-origin`. Again though, I'm not exactly sure how useful such an option would be.
-- Matthew Rogers